Icebreakers
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What two or three problems, if solved, would make the most positive difference in your relationship? In your life?
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I can't think of anything really but we have a lot of stress on us from my home
Our one main problem is distance. Take that out of the equation and everything will work itself out.
Money, sex and moving
don't have any concerns.
1.) Communication and listening. We both tend to get defensive and sarcastic and that doesn't help either side. But we've proved that we can do it, it just takes both of us having an open mind.
2.) Him actually loving me and showing it.
3.) Letting go of the control issues.
2.) Him actually loving me and showing it.
3.) Letting go of the control issues.
My ability to start an argument is #1 then move to day to bee with her wood stop #1#3wood be her to know she is #1
Communicating more, more family time, & if he would try to get along with my family, I can't stand it ALWAYS being about his family & never about mine it's unhealthy.
Better communication, better at budgeting our money and more time together
Get enough saved to move forward with plans
Communication, romance/sex, adventurous/spontaneous I think our lives would be great
Better communication. Keeping the commitments and promises that we make to each other . Spending quality time together when we r alone with each other
1. Get my driving license
2. Professional freedom
3. More dates
2. Professional freedom
3. More dates
Sounds like heaven, my love. ❤❤
Female, >50 years, Married | Jul 04, 2012
Female, >50 years, Married | Jul 04, 2012
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Communication, appreciation/thankfulness, and trust
Being able to actually listen with decent advice, letting go of his need to take his parents side no matter what, staying off the computer and unplugging for more than an hour
More time to our selves, the to do list being smaller, and us being more aligned intimately.
